Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth?
Local Plan Q26d)
| Responder id | Responder name | Content name | Question | Answer |
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| 396 | jon.knox | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | |
| 405 | martin | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | I am loathe to restrict design to predefined forms - we should encourage diversity and innovative approaches, not mandate a permanent (and in the future dated) look and feel |
| 538 | markbartonrn | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | areas but they should be linked - southsea is different in historical design (Thomas Owen influence) then centre (1890s RN move ashore design influence) |
| 579 | adrian.broome | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | Individualism and NO more plain bland clad boring buildings.. TAKE INTO consideration the local area and our city's heritage. Individualism costs now more! |
| 784 | trevor_mose | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | it is hard to identify a general style or material that characterises the city. The use of boating and maritime elements might be something but the red bricks of southsea victoriana would look odd in paulsgrove. I think the emphasis should be on quality and space with a reference to a more local interpretation expressed through conservation areas |
| 798 | chrisleeclark | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | We see commendable principles but no code. |
| 812 | anna.koor | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | If this would lead to better designed, aesthetically superior modern structures, then it would be an improvement on what we currently have. |
| 816 | rachelmhudson | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | I think street design code would be terrific for a whole range of reasons, including de-cluttering our pavements, seating in helpful places, creating a sense of place, accessibility for all, as well as aesthetics - all of which encourage more people to walk and enjoy our city's streets. I have seen design codes produced by organisations such as English Heritage that seem helpful. Healthy Streets code is helpful. But I am sure there are many others by organisations such as RTPI and DfT. |
| 827 | roderick.pullen | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | Suggest the scale should be at "village" level. Tipner significantly differs from Eastney, Copnor from Old Portsmouth. |
| 832 | rachelmhudson | Feedback (Q26-31) | Question 26d: Alternatively, what scale do you think any design guides or codes should be applied in Portsmouth? | The answer I gave to Q26e would imply that I'm thinking about public space and street level design guides. |
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